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AP — Math and Computer Science
Read data, understand uncertainty, and use evidence to draw conclusions.
Understand change and accumulation through limits, derivatives and integrals.
Extend the Calculus AB foundation to infinite series, parametric equations and polar coordinates.
Object-oriented Java: classes, arrays, ArrayList and recursion.
Data, algorithms, networks and the social impact of computing.
AP — Sciences
Understand matter from atomic structure to reactions and equilibrium.
Use calculus to explain motion, forces, energy, momentum, rotation and oscillation.
Biology from cell biochemistry to genetics, evolution and ecology.
Algebra-based physics: motion, forces, energy, rotation, oscillation and fluids.
Thermodynamics, electromagnetism, geometric optics, waves and modern physics.
Calculus-based electricity and magnetism: fields, potential, circuits and induction.
Ecosystems, population, resources, pollution and climate change.
AP — History and Social Sciences
The biological bases of behaviour, cognition, development and mental health.
US history from 1491 to today across nine periods, reading primary sources.
European history from the Renaissance to today: politics, religion, ideas.
Supply and demand, firm behaviour, market structures and market failure.
GDP, inflation, unemployment, monetary and fiscal policy.
Comparative politics: institutions, parties, elections and public policy.
AP — English
Rhetorical analysis and argumentative writing in academic English.
Close reading of prose, poetry and novels, and literary analysis essays.
A-LEVEL
Pure, Mechanics and Statistics for the paper combination you sit, plus how to set out solutions to earn full method marks.
Understand the phenomenon before plugging in numbers; practise long-form questions and the practical component the spec requires.
Link structure, reactions and calculations into one thread instead of memorising reactions one by one.
Master mechanisms and standard terminology; practise explanation questions and reading experimental data.
IGCSE
Secure the algebra and geometry of Extended — enough foundation to step up to A-Level without relearning.
Clarify core concepts and how to read questions in English; practise both calculation and explanation questions.
From the structure of matter to equations and mole calculations, plus the practical work that appears in exams.
Organise knowledge by topic and practise writing answers with the right terminology.
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